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Chinese New Year at TCK has never been a “sit down and watch” kind of event. It’s a tradition we’ve kept for years—parents showing up, grandparents coming along, families gathering close. Not just for the photos, but for the shared experience. The kind that feels familiar the moment you step in: the buzz, the red, the little ones peeking out from behind teachers, the older children trying to look calm when you can tell their hearts are thumping with excitement. And that’s the

“Teacher, look! So many lanterns!” Jia Le exclaimed, eyes wide as he pointed up at the rows of bright red and gold. Everywhere they looked, there was something to discover—vibrant decorations, colourful lanterns, and festive food displays that brought the season to life. The atmosphere felt lively and joyful, like the whole street was celebrating together. Even though Chinatown was bustling with people, our children from Little Olive Tree (Yishun) stayed calm and comfortable.

At Little Olive Tree (Fajar), our children have been busy preparing for Chinese New Year in the sweetest way—by making handmade cards. There’s something quietly powerful about watching little hands work: choosing colours, drawing carefully, sticking on tiny details, and writing simple greetings. To an adult, it might look like an art activity. To a child, it’s a chance to practise thoughtfulness— I’m making something for someone else. When the cards were ready, our children b

Today, when you observe Dhil Tay in class, you will not notice any stand-out behaviour from him. Although often seated apart from the...

We are thankful that we can journey with so many parents and children, even if it is for a limited time. The love and effort put in by...

Over the past week, our preschools commemorated the 2nd Be You-nique Day of the year, a day which appreciates the uniqueness of every...

LOT Pasir Ris 51 has started a community gardening project in collaboration with the Coral Ris Residents Committee (RC), aiming to...

This story is shared by Peggy, mother of Mattias, who is part of the Educational Support Programme at LOT Jurong West. Finding the right...

Children from LOT Hougang often have partnerships with the seniors from St Luke's Eldercare as they have a centre situated just around...

Yesterday, our children from LOT Woodlands were invited to join in a block party hosted by Woodlands Zone 1 RN, which had games,...

She was struggling to teach and handle the children at Sunday School in her church, along with the rest of the team. They were clueless...

With every big event that we organise and execute for the children, we are blessed to always have our village rooting for us and coming...

We are pleased to announce that our K2 student from Holland Village, Yao Jianian took home the third prize for the preschool category at...

Over the weekend, we had our Creation C.A.R.E Art Showcase at One Punggol where we invited friends, family and the public to view our...

Sounds of sweet singing and bubbly laughter filled the air at One Punggol earlier today at the Creation C.A.R.E 2024 Art Showcase Opening...

At the beginning of April, student councillors of Hai Sing Catholic School (HSC) shared with their teachers their proposal to conduct a...

Immersing themselves in the nature around them, the children of LOT Holland Village were on a mission to get to know the trees growing...

Loud, whimsical or outrageous outfits were spotted in LOT Ghim Moh last week, as both children and teachers dressed up to mimic their...

Last weekend was a time to commemorate both Good Friday and Easter; a time to remember how God had sent His son into the world to save us...

When Josiah was born, his parents named him Jevan, a Tamil name which means Bringer of Life. His mother Sheila prayed forJevan that he...